Kamelot Tickets

This event was awesome! I was able to see only Alestorm and Kamelot due to arriving late, but they both put solid sets on. The small venue made it a rather snug show where you could see everything going on and the crowd was pretty rowdy despite being small (a plus in my opinion). There were solos from all the band members in Kamelot, including an absolutely sick drum solo by Grillo and a really cool, though short, bass solo. Kamelot played all the songs I was hoping they would play and a couple new ones as well. They all demonstrated a professional rock and roll persona, despite Khan not being around an longer. I will definitely be back to see Kamelot when they return to the area.

Kamelot was incredible. The venue was okay but the sound was a bit overkill for the small venue. the four stars is because of the opening acts... Pirate rock and screamo with a theatrical rock band... not sure they really jive well together....

With a line up consiting of the glorious Agonist, BlackGuard, and Alestorm, there was absolutely nothing that Kamelot could do wrong to ruin the night. I would say that I was satisfied before Kamelot even stepped foot on the stage. It was a fantastic show and I cannot help but reminisce about while enjoying some of their tunes. Simone Simons accepted the band's performance perfectly. I will be counting the days until another show, once I see tour dates scheduled for this area in the future.

Kamelot were EXCELLENT! Fabio sounded great, I hope he becomes their permanent new singer! I was so glad the show was on, after fearing it being cancelled because of Hurricane Irene

The Band: Saw the show on Sunday night and thought Fabio Lione did a fabulous job on vocals and Roy would be proud! However, Kamelot isn't Kamelot without Roy Khan and it wouldn't be fair to expect Fabio Lione to be Roy, but kudos to the Fabio. Absolutely worth the wait - almost two years as the show last year was cancelled due to Roy's health. Youngblood and Grillo were outstanding! The Hall: A small hall - The acoustics in the hall aren't the best and the definition was not clear. The proximity to the band is the best part about this hall - It's almost personal!

Kamelot puts on an amazing show, and at Jaxx you can be in the back of the room and still see the sweat drip off their faces. It's really nice to see a band that sells out shows in the thousands in Europe at such a small venue. It makes the concert all that more enjoyable.

Alestorm was by far the most entertaining band of the night, but Kamelot was great to listen too as well. I loved the energy that both bands brought and the venue was perfect to either sit back and listen or if you wanted to be a part of the dancing.

Got into Kamelot 1 album ago and have loved them ever since. The Agonist did not make the Atlanta show, not sure but methinks the hurricane had something to do with that. Blackguard delivered, as they always do, with a blistering set, albeit having a friend fill in for an ill member. I have never seen them give a weak performance. The surprise of the night goes to Alestorm. People love this band and there's a ton of fun when they hit the stage-not shocking but the fans dress like pirates and they also have a great time. I remember a bunch of guys irish dancing during No Quarter and it was hilarious. People loved to sing along and Alstorm did not disappoint. After checking the lights a million times (and shining it in my face quite often), Kamelot took the stage firing on all cylinders and never let up. The fill in singer was more than awesome-kind of reminded me of how Geoff Tate used to commmand a crowd. I think that I remember them playing three songs off the new 'Poetry' album, The Great Pandemonium, The Hunters Season and Necropolis. The rest were some gems like Haunted and March of Mephisto. Great set, greta energy and, of course, a cameo by one of metal's mightiest maidens-Simone from Epica. Go see these guys, you will be glad that you did.

Just saw them in Atlanta. Very disappointed that Khan is no longer with them but the new lead singer is on par with his talent. The show was awesome.

Really didn't like the music , I couldn't understand the lyrics. It all sounded the same. If you do go to this show alestorm is well worth the ticket price very entailing band very energetic...

Kamelot played a really solid show, and Fabio Lione was fantastic as the lead vocalist. I know the band isn't the same without Khan, but this is as close as it's going to get to classic Kamelot without having him back. I took off one star for needing to bring all guest vocals. Note: Despite saying so on the official Kamelot website and tour poster, The Agonist didn't play in Atlanta.

I love them. They sound even better live. I can't recommend enough!